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Topic: [isabelle] Finite set datatype?


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From: Christian Urban <urbanc@in.tum.de>
Hi Palle,

There is even another one.

Palle Raabjerg writes:

Hi all,

I have a very short, possibly stupid question:
Is there a finite set datatype in Isabelle?

I want to include a set type in the definition of a nominal datatype.
But Isabelle's standard set datatype can express infinite sets, and
since a requirement for a nominal datatype is a proof of finite support,
they don't seem to work here.

For this very reason Cezary Kaliszyk and I introduced
the finite set type using the quotient package. The theory
is problably not yet extremely polished, but it is already
useful for us. The theory is in

~HOL/Quotient_Examples/FSet.thy

(I am using the latest snapshot, but it also should be
part of the latest stable release).

Below is a short theory which supplies all facts that are
needed to make this type work with nominal. It might need
a few adjustments if you work with "old" nominal.

Hope this helps,
Christian
Nominal2_FSet.thy


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